K Is For Kite Handprint Art | Let’s Have Fun With The Letter K
Engaging children in crafting can sometimes be challenging, but with k is for kite handprint art, you’ve found a delightful and educational activity that’s sure to captivate their imagination.
Ideal for parents, teachers, or anyone looking to incorporate creative learning into their routine, this craft not only helps in recognizing the letter ‘K’ but also enhances fine motor skills and creativity in young minds.
In addition to being a fantastic way to learn about the alphabet, the kite handprint offers a wonderful opportunity to discuss the concept of wind, weather, and how kites fly.
It’s a perfect springtime activity that can be enjoyed indoors or outdoors, and it allows for a great bonding experience between you and the little ones. Plus, this handprint alphabet art is an excellent way for children to express themselves through the colors and decorations they choose for their kite, making each piece uniquely theirs.
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Letter k handprint art
This is such an easy and fun handprint craft and a great way to learn the letter K.
Kids love getting their hands covered in paint, and I have to admit I love it too! It’s so much fun allowing the kids to be creative while learning.
Print out the K is for kite handprint template and have fun making memories.
When you have finished this fun activity why not play in the park with an actual kite?
This free printable letter k handprint template is free to print but is for personal or classroom use only. Scroll to the bottom of the page to get the pdf file.
Craft supplies needed
- cardstock
- washable paints
- paint brush
- Wipes!! It helps to have these handy so you don’t make a complete mess of your table!
How to use
First, ensure you receive the template in your email; if it’s missing after 5 minutes, check your spam folder.
For a more durable craft, use cardstock instead of regular paper. Let the kids choose their paint color; we picked light blue for our kite.
Using a small brush, apply a thin layer of paint to their hand, keeping wipes handy for easy cleanup.
Position their painted hand on the template with fingers pointing upward and the palm at the top of the kite’s tail. Press down evenly to ensure a clear handprint.
Gently lift their hand to avoid any smudging. Once the paint is completely dry, the kids can color in the letter K and the kite’s tail.
Have fun with even more letter K activities for preschoolers!
Get the free K is for kite handprint template here!
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Last Updated on 8 April 2025 by Clare Brown